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114 | Die 10 Denkfehler von Erfindern
Welches sind die 10 klassischen Denkfehler von Erfindern, die über wirtschaftlichen Erfolg und Misserfolg der Erfindung entscheiden? ---------- 📅 IP DAYS: Sie haben zunächst grundlegende Fragen zu Patenten, Marken oder Designs oder/und möchten Herrn Patentanwalt Leckel kennenlernen? Dann sichern Sie sich ein kostenfreies persönliches Erstgespräch (20 Min., online) am nächsten "IP Day" unserer Kan
知产四方馆日常分享152吴烨：业务高管与采购勾结盗取源代码私制电表出口牟利民事篇
大家好，欢迎来到知产四方馆！我是你们的老朋友吴烨。今天我分享的主题是《业务高管与采购勾结盗取源代码私制电表出口牟利，民事上怎么索赔？》本文系为普法目的而创作，文中故事改编自真实案例，当事人名称以化名处理，如有雷同，纯属巧合，请勿对号入座。【问题的提出】上篇我们讲了，小松电器的外贸主管托尼松和采购戴水或合伙偷走核心源代码，私制电表出口卖钱，最后两人都判了四年、罚了五百万。但坐牢和交罚金是国家罚他们的，小松电器花两百多万研发的成果被白嫖、市场被抢走，这亏不能吃哑巴亏。今天这篇民事篇，我们就讲企业怎么通过律师把钱要回来，以及律师具体怎么办案。【案情简介】接上篇。托尼松和戴水或刑事判决生效后，小松电器第一时间继续委托知识产权律师，提起民事诉讼，把托尼松、戴水或以及他们用来接单出口的拓水公司，一起告上了法庭。律师告诉小松电器：刑事判决已经生效，法院已经白纸黑字认定他们偷了代码、卖了货，这些事实在民事
What Are Patents Really Worth? The Economics of Licensing and Enforcement
Send us Fan Mail What is a patent really worth—and how much of that value can its owner actually capture? This episode of IPWatchdog Unleashed features a panel of litigators and economists from IPWatchdog’s Women’s IP Forum examining the economics of patent licensing from both sides of the negotiating table. The discussion explores how licensing can generate revenue, protect customer relationships
知产四方馆日常分享151廖小珍：AI换脸冒充明星代言构成侵权吗？
大家好，欢迎来到知产四方馆！我是廖小珍。今天我分享的主题是《AI换脸冒充明星代言构成侵权吗？》本文系为普法目的而创作，文中故事改编自真实案例，当事人名称以化名处理，如有雷同，纯属巧合，请勿对号入座。【问题的提出】同志们啊，有没有注意到，硅基人正在霸屏我们的手机。“AI换脸”"AI配音”"AI形象克隆”等应用越来越常见。我们见到过不少视频中出现明星的脸，在对产品进行推荐和代言。更糟糕的是，我们几乎没有能力区别是真人还是AI人。那么，如果企业使用AI换脸冒充明星代言，构成侵权吗？下面我们透过一个案例来观察，我们一起来看案情：【案情简介】故事的主角是珍姐，她是上世纪九十年代的一线女明星，如今珍姐已经年满六十岁，但保养极佳，风韵犹存，偶尔出现在荧幕上，依然会收到赞叹和追捧，热度不减当年。最近网上流传出珍姐为安心集团的保健品代言的视频，在多个平台传播后，引发大量消费者询问和媒体报道。那视频里的确是珍
Cooperstown Strikes Out: Parody, Fair Use & Trademark Law
Can a brand stop a creator from making fun of it? In this episode of The Briefing, Weintraub Tobin partners Scott Hervey and Richard D. Buckley, Jr. break down the lawsuit over Baseball Doesn’t Exist’s video mocking Cooperstown Dreams Park and why a federal judge dismissed the copyright and federal trademark claims. They explore: Why the video’s use of the park’s logo and promotional footage qua
T 1311/24 Schienenfahrzeug-Testvorrichtung (mangelnde Ausführbarkeit)
In dieser Folge besprechen Michael Stadler und Gerd Hübscher die Entscheidung T 1311/24 einer Beschwerdekammer des Europäischen Patentamts, die ein europäisches Patent mit einer Testvorrichtung für ein Schienenfahrzeug sowie ein entsprechendes Testverfahren zum Gegenstand. Ein Testgerät soll die Interoperabilität eines Eisenbahnfahrzeugs im Zugverband prüfen, ohne den gesamten Zug zusammenzustelle
Coke Morgan Stewart Tells Her Story
When Coke Morgan Stewart became acting director of the USPTO, much of the patent world knew little about her. In this episode of Clause 8, Stewart, now President and CEO of the Council for Innovation Promotion (C4IP), sits down with host Eli Mazour to tell her own story and explain the how and why behind her decisions.Clause 8 is presented by:Junior AI - Your legal team’s documents, drafted in you
From Patent Bar to Patent Litigator: Carving Your Own Path in IP
Send us Fan Mail This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed, our host and the founder of IPWatchdog, Gene Quinn, speaks with Nancy Braman. The conversation focuses on Nancy’s journey through intellectual property returns. From taking PLI patent bar review course before law school, to attending Franklin Pierce Law School, to spending more than three years writing and researching for IPWatchdog and now litig
Copied, Generated and Forfeited! The AI Copyright Ruling in Doe v GitHub
If AI generates something that looks like your work without crediting you, is that a DMCA violation? In this episode of The Briefing, Weintraub Tobin partners Scott Hervey and Tara Sattler break down Doe v. GitHub and the Ninth Circuit’s ruling on AI-generated code and copyright management information. In this episode, they cover: Why similar AI output doesn’t necessarily prove copyright informa
Die (neue) EQE [Sonderfolge #2]
In dieser Sonderfolge des ip courses Podcasts besprechen Michael Stadler und Fabian Haiböck die neue europäische Eignungsprüfung (EQE), die 2027 zum ersten Mal vollständig nach dem neuen Modus abgehalten wird. Dabei geben Sie einen Überblick über den zeitlichen Ablauf, die einzelnen Prüfungsmodule und den Prüfungsmodus. Abschließend tauschen alle vier Podcaster ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen aus de
113 | Perkeo: Deutschlands Marke Nr. 1 ?
War "Perkeo" die erste deutsche Marke? ---------- 📅 IP DAYS: Sie haben zunächst grundlegende Fragen zu Patenten, Marken oder Designs oder/und möchten Herrn Patentanwalt Leckel kennenlernen? Dann sichern Sie sich ein kostenfreies persönliches Erstgespräch (20 Min., online) am nächsten "IP Day" unserer Kanzlei: https://ipdays.leckel.com 👥 BERATUNG: Oder haben Sie bereits einen konkreten Fall und b
Prompting and Patents: What to Know Before You Ask AI
AI can now produce something that very much *looks* like a patent application. It can be long. It can be technical. It can have claims. It can use many of the right-sounding words in approximately the right-sounding places. But does it actually protect your invention? And that distinction—between something that looks impressive and something that creates a durable legal asset — is everything to an
Running Interference: IP Issues in the Sports and Wellness Markets
Welcome to “Running Interference”—a special edition of IP Talk with Wolf Greenfield focused on sports technology and wellness innovation. The economic impact of the sports and fitness markets is enormous—and growing every year. From staggering franchise valuations to the ever-growing array of equipment, wearable devices, and digital technology used by professionals and consumers alike, the financ
How Patent Litigation Really Moves: IAM, IP Fray, and MLex Reporters on the Year in IP
To open the season, host Eli Mazour brings together three journalists who cover intellectual property for a living: Olivia Rafferty of IP Fray, Nisha Shetty of IAM, and Inbar Preiss of MLex.They discuss what happens when patent litigation concentrates in a few courts, from Germany's dominance at the Unified Patent Court to the rise and fall of Judge Alan Albright in Texas. They also cover consolid
Interview with Peter Berg – Chief IP Counsel at Infineon Technologies and VPP President – Building Litigation Ready Patents – Politics, Acquisitions, NPEs and Post Quantum Cryptography – Why He Wants Germany’s Inventor Law Gone – IP Fridays Podcast – Episode 179
My co-host Ken Suzan and I are welcoming you to episode 179 of our podcast IP Fridays! Today’s Interview guest is Peter Berg. If you don’t know Peter, he is the Chief IP Counsel at Infineon Technologies and is also serving as the VPP president. We talk about the industry association of in-house practitioners VPP, politics, patent strategy at Infineon, litigation ready patents, NPEs, acquis
Assurance PI : les entreprises en démarrage ont-elles les moyens de défendre leur PI?
Comment les entreprises en démarrage et les PME peuvent-elles protéger la valeur de leur PI alors que les frais juridiques peuvent être exorbitants? Dans cet épisode, nous recevons Michael Huynh, directeur des affaires juridiques à Propriété intellectuelle Ontario, pour expliquer comment l’assurance PI peut aider les entreprises à défendre et à faire valoir leurs droits de PI. Il aborde les garant
Dupe Culture Is a Legal Problem Now: What Caitlin Byczko Taught Us About Trade Dress, TikTok, and the Limits of Brand Enforcement – IP Fridays Podcast – Episode 178
I am Rolf Claessen and my co-host Ken Suzan and I are welcoming you to episode 178 of our podcast IP Fridays! Today’s interview guest is Caitlin Byczko, who is partner with Marnes & Thornburg in their IP team. Ken is discussing dupe culture with her. Here is the profile of Caitlin Byczko https://btlaw.com/en/people/caitlin-byczko But before we launch into this very interesting i
Observations from Wolf Greenfield’s 2026 Summer Program
The Wolf Greenfield Summer Program gives aspiring attorneys a firsthand look at life inside of a thriving law firm. Participants are assigned to a specific Wolf Greenfield service or technology practice, but they are also exposed to multiple practices to offer a 360-degree view of the firm’s diverse services. Each summer, the program welcomes both associates and technology specialist interns. Fou
Intellectual Property and the Music Industry
In this episode featuring the book ‘Copyright in the Music Industry: A Practical Guide to Exploiting and Enforcing Rights’, its author Hayleigh Bosher discusses the complexities of copyright in the music industry, emphasizing its practical importance for musicians and the evolving challenges posed by digital technologies and policy changes.About the Guest: Dr Hayleigh Bosher, author of the ab
Intellectual Property and Sports
This book offers an in-depth exploration of the interplay between intellectual property (IP) law and the sports industry, delving into both the opportunities and challenges that arise at their convergence. Throughout its chapters, the book investigates how foundational IP rights need to adapt in response to rapid advancements such as digitalization and artificial intelligence, as well as the growi